Reds Killing Workers Petrograd in Extremity
A special London Times cable reports chaos in Petrograd as Reds hunt workers and a seven year old girl is shot as a spy. General Mannerheim looms as Germans align to form a Nordic settlement alliance with Sweden and Finland, amid pleas of martial rescue.
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Bolshevik Getroffsky and Russian unrest in 1914
A satirical piece portrays Getroffsky a bolshevik who claims mistreatment and blows up buildings in Petrograd then targets the United States. A policeman arrests him as he plans further violence, ending with his letters home about leaving for the U S A. The text widens to wartime chaos in Petrograd including labor strife, rationing, and bolshevist control in factories.
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Traitor Richard Tried for Betrayal in Lille Case
Paris July 22 The trial of Louis Richard, accused of betraying and aiding the arrest of M Jacquest during German occupation, opens amid dramatic testimony. Mme Jacquest attended in mourning as details emerge of Richard being identified by German detectives Schmitt and Meyer and connected to aiding hidden Allied soldiers.
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Bolshevik peril grows as Petrograd under threat from north
A chilling report claims Russian and German forces plan a northern alliance to seize Petrograd. Bolshevik propaganda funds and internal collapse are blamed, with warnings that Finns could capture Petrograd and doom Russia. The piece warns that unless Petrograd is rescued, Bolshevism will overrun lands and Germany could dominate.
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Denunciation in Occupation Treachery Trial Narration
Mme Jacquest testifies Richard betrayed co workers and caused executions. She calls him a coward and denounces his actions while four indictments are discussed. Daughter also testifies as a stream of maledictions follows. The dossier notes 85 denunciation letters in a single occupation period.
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Soldiers Attack Victoria Premier in Riot at Office
In Melbourne July 21 soldiers assaulted Premier Lawson in his office, striking him with an ink well and disrupting the room. They then dumped furniture into the streets, damaged documents, and clashes with police left several casualties. Five rioters were arrested, later sparking further unrest near the watchhouse.
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Ukrainian Reds Capture a City near Poltava
A Moscow wireless dispatch says Ukrainian red troops captured Konstantinograd, 40 miles southeast of Poltava, with a large number of military bodies taken. Bolsheviks reportedly retire under pressure near Pskov as four armies of Admiral Korchak9 all-Russian government clash on four fronts spanning 7500 miles.
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Bernstorf Seeks Revision of Peace Terms for Germany
Count von Bernstorff, former German ambassador to the United States, urged at a democratic rally that Germany honor the wartime peace terms while seeking a revision. He argued the League of Nations gains real purpose once Germany enters, with America as a pivotal supporter and financier of global economic recovery.
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Tidal Wave Sweeps Pangal Town in Tonga Islands
Earthquake and tidal wave devastated Pangal, a Tonga island town, on April 30. Reports relayed by Capt. Jacob Olsén from the schooner Ottille Fjord state the town now has about 250 inhabitants and 50 traders near starvation. The Isiamograph at Lick Observatory near San Jose recorded a severe earthquake on April 30.
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Austria Stays Firm on Peace Terms State in Paris
Dr Karl Renner head of the Austrian peace delegation refuses to sign terms he calls unworkable. He vows to present Austria's distress to the Entente and return to Vienna with a plan deemed acceptable for the country. Franz Klein to lead in his absence.
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Galway Harbor Ambition Revived for Atlantic Trade
Dublin July 22 Interest grows in transforming Galway into a port to handle American and Canadian trade. The Dublin Chamber of Commerce and port authorities plan to approach the government to start the harbor project with backing from interested parties. Proposer Sherlock says funds of 4,350,000 pounds are being lined up. Swift and Company report Beef sales in White
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